The average seasonal price decline for boning cows in Oklahoma from August to November is about 15 percent. for the week ending November 12, down 8.9 percent from the average August price. Oklahoma boning cow prices were reported at $62.01/cwt. In general, all prices are higher week on week since early October with the highest overall prices, as is typical, in Nebraska.Ĭull cow prices are seasonally lower in November but are actually holding quite strong. This tour has highlighted the fascinating differences in the cattle, the ways the cattle industry works, and the cattle industry culture across the country. In the last two weeks, I have collected auction sale data on over 13,000 head of feeder cattle at sales in Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and South Dakota. The value-added calves were valued $93.62/head more than unweaned calves and $45.70/head over average calves.
lower than the price for the value-added calves. By contrast, the price for similar steers marked as unweaned was reported at $174.86/cwt, about $10.00/cwt lower than the average and about $20.00/cwt. higher than the average price for similar steers. The average price noted for value-added calves in the USDA-AMS report for the 450-500 pounds steers was $194.57, nearly $10.00/cwt. Last week also included large sales of OQBN and Noble Integrity Beef preconditioned feeder cattle. from the prior week for the same animals. It is typical for the middle two weeks of November to have the largest weekly auction totals for the year. In Oklahoma, the combined auction total last week was 40, 411 head of feeder cattle, up from 26,298 head the week prior.
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The fall feeder run is in full swing with calf prices moving counter-seasonally higher. Peel, OSU Extension Livestock Marketing Specialist
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